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Age yourself by naming a store/business that no longer exists that you frequented.
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If you are from around Midwest City, Ok. I watched many many movies in my youth at SkyTrain Theater. It was in the Atkinson Plaza. The most modern Shopping and City in the Country. LOL!
There's a "new" Stuckey's on I-40 at the Seminole exit (212, I think), on the north side of I-40 (across the interstate from the Love's). They even have the pecan rolls. And, apparently, Indian food, though I can't remember if their sign says Tandoori or if that's the place at the Earlsboro exit.
All of the above -- and Murf's when they were on the end of Main Street in Duncan. Goodner's Grocery, too. Are they still around??
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That's because Safeway didn't go away, they just changed their name to Homeland back in the late '80s or early '90s.
We had a grocery store called Grider's. It was in the same building as Target (it's now a Hobby Lobby), and you could go from Target into Grider's without going outside. Their grocery carts never left the store--they had numbered carts, and when you checked out, you got a ticket for each cart you had. You'd go get your car and pull up to the front of the store, then give the attendant your ticket(s), and they'd bring your cart(s) out so you could unload the groceries into your car.
The system worked fine, usually. One of the ladies from church was loading her groceries into her trunk when the next lady in line pulled up behind her, but not quite far enough behind, and mashed her knees between that cars' bumpers...
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